Former England striker Les Ferdinand will join the biggest ride in football next year, as Prostate Cancer UK’s million-pound cycling event gathers pace.
The Queens Park Rangers legend, who scored with regularity in a career that also took him to Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City and West Ham United, will join Preston North End manager Simon Grayson and ex-England skipper Terry Butcher in the fifth annual Football to Amsterdam ride - in conjunction with the EFL from 9-11 June.
49-year-old Ferdinand, now Director of Football at Loftus Road after a glittering playing career in West London, lost his grandfather to prostate cancer.